Nintendo has updated the North American end of the eShop with high profile titles Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Mario Golf: World Tour releasing through the store tomorrow, May 2. Mega Man Xtreme, which is out today, is the first of many Mega Man games to be released every Thursday throughout May.

Nintendo has updated the North American end of the eShop with a sale on Fractured Soul, the release of Mighty Bomb Jack on Virtual Console, and a friendly reminder that the trial for Wii Fit U ends on January 31. Full update is below.

Nintendo has updated the North American end of its eShop with Virtual Console titles Super Mario Bros 2 for 3DS and Metroid for Wii U. Other goodies have been added, or are scheduled to be added, by July 16, so head below for more information in which to plan ahead with.

Club Nintendo is offering $30 of credit to users who register 3DS exclusives Fire Emblem: Awakening and the upcoming Shin Megami Tensei 4. The offer is only available in Canada and the US, and you must register both games by August 31. More details are available directly from Club Nintendo. Shin Megami Tensei 4 is […]

I love getting emails from Atlus, because they are really fun things to grace your inbox. Today was no different, as a lovely Shin Megami Tensei 4 email was sitting there, informing me of some DLC which will be handed out to people who buy the game during its first month of availability.

Shin Megami Tensei 4 has a new video showing you the way of the samurai, skills which will come in handy when you are fighting powerful demons in expansive dungeons. Whatever you choose to do in the game will also alter it, and you can bask in some of the epic story arch and branching […]

A video showing 10 minutes of gameplay from Shin Megami Tensei 4 has hit YouTube, and despite the fact it’s Japanese, English speakers should have no problem following along. The latest entry in the franchise is over 50 hours long, a 3DS exclusive, and arrives in North America on July 16.

Shin Megami Tensei 4 publisher Atlus has discussed the intricacies of the game’s combat system, peaceful battle resolutions and more. There’s also a new batch of 3DS screens in English that largely focus on cut-scenes.

Here’s a trailer for Shin Megami Tensei 4 presented entirely in English, a language we both understand. What a terrific day for fans of recruiting and smacking demons while simultaneously having the slightest idea what characters are talking about.